The Clarksville Fire Department started getting so many calls that an emergency command center was set up.

With gas prices current topping out at well over $4 for a gallon of regular unleaded, many drivers are cutting costs where they can.

According to AAA there were no reports of gasoline issues in Louisville -- and Gas Buddy said it was not aware of any widespread fuel issues and that this is very likely a temporary situation.

According to AAA, most of the price spike is due to the ongoing war between Ukraine and Russia.

Crews said a gas pipeline exploded, but it's not known what sparked the blast.

Even though none of Louisville's gasoline comes from there, the issue is driving up the prices wholesalers are charging retailers throughout this part of the country.

Clean air officials say unnecessary idling contributes to air pollution and costs you money.